The Aegisub Project is a community-driven effort to write the BSDL licensed cross-platform subtitle editor Aegisub. Composed completely of volunteers passionate about subtitling, as a project it strives to be open, fair and most of all: free.

The release mainly consist of bug-fixes.
Completely rewritten SRT parser, much more robust and handles formatting codes much better.
Karaskel (and thus kara-templater) now correct for script/video resolution mismatch, you no longer have to make sure they match to get correct positioning in karaoke effects.
The Windows installer no longer includes spell checker and thesaurus dictionaries. This has made it about 10 MB smaller. Dictionaries are now instead offered as separate downloads.
Autocommit in audio karaoke mode works again.
We now ship with FFmpegSource 2.17 on Windows which has much improved media support, including 10 bit H.264 and MKV header removal compression.
After numerous complaints, the splash screen is completely gone now.
Rewritten ALSA audio player, meaning much more stable audio playback on Linux. Also fixed the PulseAudio player.
The Mac OS X build should be more stable overall, largely due to bug-fixes and improvements in wxWidgets.
Added translations to Farsi and Polish.